Speaking Of Sharks

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While I was all pissed off last weekend about tires, I completely forgot to mention my distant encounter with a shark.
I was hiking along the beach north of Bolinas, heading south, when I saw something breach about a half mile to a mile out, hard to say on the distance. At first I thought, cool... whale! then it jumped again, and with a full view it looked a bit sleek and small for a whale. The third jump, same impression. After that nothing, no spouts, no more surface activity for at least 20 minutes.

Could have been a whale, but as the backdrop to the jump was the Farallones, I'd venture to say just as likely a shark. That and the lack of spouting makes me think that's my first GWS encounter.

Talked to a guy later on who said he's been out boating in the area the week before and saw a 12 footer cruise beneath him. I'd love to see one of those guys up close from a boat.

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cowgill
2 years ago
cryptomail (not verified)
2 years ago

Sign me up to be on the RSPU

lee
2 years ago

That link is seriously hilarious.

"I believe I know why they have become more aggressive. They are mutating into radioactive killing machines.... it is only a matter of time before the sharks mutate enough to make landfall and destroy our beautiful city and kill us all."

sticker
2 years ago

I don't know which is more terrifying... the radioactive sharks or the bearsharktopus...

Actually, the bearsharktopus is only slightly less frightening than manbearpig... http://media.ebaumsworld.com/picture/acdcrocks1973/MANBEARPIG.png

mahu
2 years ago

yeah whatever

duckdive
2 years ago

the bark is pretty gnarly too

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